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In this article I would like to introduce you to the world of Wii Homebrew Games and tell you what it is, if it is useful and as an owner of the wonderful gaming console affectionately known as the Wii, can you enable this homebrew capability on your Nintendo.
Firstly for those of you who aren't too familiar with Wii homebrew it would probably be a good idea to tell you what it is. Wii Homebrew actually means that you can take programs, games and applications and run them on your Nintendo Wii that in normal circumstances you would not be able to run them on your Wii. In other words it means you can run code on your Wii that Nintendo really didn't want you to.
Normally you would have to Mod chip your Wii in order to run the type of code that allows you to play Wii homebrew games but now thanks to software that has been developed, you no longer need to physically alter you console which means that you will not void your warranty if you decide to try it out.
A big plus with running homebrew is that it also lets you play backed up games and imported games on your Wii which is great if you have disks that you want to backup and store safely away. Another benefit is that you can play old school games that you would not be able to play on a Nintendo and these games themselves are freely available for download on the internet.
Altering your console to play Wii homebrew games isn't that difficult at all and with the correct software it can be done in no time at all.
If you are like me and like to get the most out of your console then I thoroughly recommend that you do give homebrew a try. I hope this explains to you what Wii homebrew is and what it can do for you and your Wii.
If you would like to learn step by step how to play Wii Homebrew Games then come and visit our site where you can also learn How to Play Dvd on Wii.
It’s a Mod Chip World!
No Nintendo Wii game console seems complete without a mod chip installation and with today’s latest mod chip innovations it’s easier than ever to buy and install your own Wii modification chip. The question isn’t if you can do it (anybody can) but rather can you do it right? Making sure you have the right mod chip for your exact Wii model is essential to getting the most out of your Wii and your mod chip investment.
First, how can you tell your Nintendo Wii’s make and model? If you search online you will find any number of websites that will give you an exact identification of your chipset based on your serial number. It’s very important to identify your Wii’s chipset, because certain mod chips only work with certain chipsets so make sure to check your serial number online. That said, here is a basic breakdown of chipsets and their serial numbers for Wii game consoles:
Serial Number: LEH134xxx > LEH182xxx
Chipset: D2C2,
Date of Purchase: Apr 07 > May 08
Compatiable Modchips: Wiikey D2PRO, WASP, D2SUN V3
Compatiable Solderless Modchips: Wiikey 2, D2PRO, WASP, D2SUN V3, Drivekey, Wasabi DX
Serial Number: LEH182xxx > LEH200xxx
Chipset: D2C2
Date of Purchase: May 08 > Sept 08
Compatiable Modchips: Wiikey 2, D2PRO, WASP, D2SUN V3
Compatiable Solderless Modchips: Wiikey 2, D2PRO, WASP, D2SUN V3, Drivekey, Wasabi DX
Serial Number: LEH200xxx > LEH224xxx
Chipset: D2C2
Date of Purchase: Sept 08 > Oct 08
Compatiable Modchips: Wiikey 2, D2PRO, WASP, D2SUN V3
Compatiable Solderless Modchips: Wiikey 2, D2PRO, WASP, D2SUN V3, Drivekey, Wasabi DX
Serial Number: LEH224xxx And Above
Chipset: D2E With Epoxy Resin
Date of Purchase: Oct 08 onwards
Compatiable Modchips: Wiikey 2, D2PRO, WASP, D2SUN V3
Compatiable Solderless Modchips: Drivekey, Wasabi DX
You’ll notice that the latest D2E chipsets have epoxy coating over the chip leads. If you have a epoxy coated D2E chipset your mod chip options are limited as the epoxy was placed on the motherboard by Nintendo with the express intention of preventing mod chip installation. Certain mod chip installation specialists can remove the epoxy for you to install the proper mod chip, which is highly recommended.
Now that you know which mod chip you can use it’s time to pick the one you want. Below we list the various Wii mod chips with a short description of each.
Wiikey:
Released February 2007, was one of the first DVD-upgradeable modchips to be released for the Wii. It is a first-generation chip, and can only be installed on systems with chipset revisions of D2B and older (including systems with “cut” IC legs). Easy to install, no wires needed, just make sure you don’t have a D2B with pins Cut, the only definate way to check is to open up your console.
WiiKey 2:
The second-generation Wiikey model, released October 2008. It is compatible with DMS, D2A, D2B, D2C, D2C-2 and D2E chipsets, a huge upgrade over the original Wiikey's compatibility. It uses a 5-6 wire installation. These wii modchips were brought to us from the same team behind the original WiiKey, and so you know these will be a quality chip with great support. These mod chips have been designed to hit the mainstream market with a great price and full features, if you're in the market for a wii chip for your Wii console, WiiKey 2 Wii Mod is one of the best options out there. These Wii Mod chips are compatible with ALL Wii Consoles
D2Pro:
The new D2Pro9 is compatible with the newer D2C2 drive chips as of late May 2008. Solderless clip is available. A third version D2Pro9 v3 has just been released as of late July 2008 to support D2E chipsets.
WASP:
This is a Very Reliable Wii Mod chip, Not sensitive to length of wires/power supply issues etc, Great Wii mod, Great Value Wii Mod for the Money. Once Installed you Wii will play all backups and Imports.
Drivekey:
It will work in any Wii console new or old and is 100% no solder application - no wires - no soldering - no epoxy glue removal - no fuss, unlike previous no solder Wii mod chips, all you have to do is clip in the ribbons and you’re done. Once installed your Wii will play all backups and Imports. Drivekey sits on the bus between the Wii motherboard and the DVD drive. It transparently monitors all data transmitted. When a backup disc is inserted DriveKey emulates an original game disc by transmitting and patching necessary data.
Wasabi DX:
It has never been easier to install a Wii mod chip. Simply connect the chip to your drive on one side and connect the board to the wii chip with the supplied cable on the other side using the connectors, and start playing! Exactly the same as the Drivekey installation. Wasabi V2 and V3 have been known to most installers as the most solid chips on the market. Wasabi DX is no exception and features a thicker PCB.
There you have it. You now know everything there is to know about which mod chip you need to purchase to self-modify your Nintendo Wii!
About the Author
Michiel Van Kets writes articles for Game Console World, a UK based company committed to providing a service-driven, stress-free approach to satisfying the video game, computer and electronics lover in all of us. The company is specialists in console modifications including Wii Chipping, Xbox 360 repairs and Xbox 360 flashing lxtreme (softmod). The website offers gaming accessories ranging from Wii Modchip and the solderless Mod chip to Drivekey solutions and Triwing Screwdrivers.
Is a 95 BMW M3 a good first car?
Hi. I've been looking at bmws and really ike the bmw m3. I like the new one a lot, but obviously can't afford it since I have to pay for my car myself. I really like the way the 95-99 m3s also. I like them a lot and can afford them. I want a 5 speed with like 100,000 miles on it. Is it a good first car. Also, for when I get used to it, does anyone know about its weight distribution. I know it has a lot of power for a stock car, but I would mod it with just like an intake and exhaust and maybe a chip or something. Is this a possible drift or rally car. Thanks a lot!
Beamers usually aren't the most reliable cars. Don't get me wrong, I love them, especially the M3, but their maintenance records aren't exactly spotless. If you buy an old one w/ +100K miles, be prepared to be fixing it up a lot.
Wouldn't suggest it as a rally car. Not designed for that, you'd need to overhaul it.
Pretty much the same thing goes with the drift car. You'd have to look into the weight distribution.
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